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Frunk Lid Adjustment - How?

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Anyone know how to adjust the frunk lid closure height? I adjusted the 4 stops, but the the motor just pulls the lid down harder and closes to the same height as before the adjustment. I can hear the motor pulling harder so I put the bumpers back the way they were. I don't see anything in service mode or in the service manual.
 

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Pull them out and rotate them. Then they should stay. I got my hood perfect and they stay.
 

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Tesla service replaced my frunk hood a couple of weeks ago and it was not set to the correct height on one side. One side was higher than the other. I have a service appointment Tuesday to align it correctly.
 
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Pull them out and rotate them. Then they should stay. I got my hood perfect and they stay.
I did that. And once the latching motor grabbed the hood I could hear it straining to pull the hood down the the og position. Sounded like it might damage the motor if I left it that way so I put the bumpers back down.
 

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I did that. And once the latching motor grabbed the hood I could hear it straining to pull the hood down the the og position. Sounded like it might damage the motor if I left it that way so I put the bumpers back down.
Did you ever figure this out?
 

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I've noticed the closing motor has to learn the new position after making adjustments to the bump stops. Just open and close it a few times.
 
 
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